The cylinder below the beam of a beam engine , location unknown but believed to be in Norfolk since the photograph was packed with other Norfolk pumping stations.

The beam of a beam engine, location unknown but believed to be in Norfolk since the photograph was packed with other Norfolk pumping stations.

East Suffolk and Norfolk River Authority.
A brick and timber framed building that housed a steam pump; now demolished and replaced with a modern building. It contained a two-cylinder vertical scoop wheel pumping engine.

East Suffolk and Norfolk River Authority.
A brick and timber framed building that housed a steam pump; now demolished and replaced with a modern building. It contained a two-cylinder vertical scoop wheel pumping engine.

East Suffolk and Norfolk River Authority.
A brick and timber framed building that housed a steam pump; now demolished and replaced with a modern building. It contained a two-cylinder vertical scoop wheel pumping engine.

East Suffolk and Norfolk River Authority.
A brick and timber framed building that housed a steam pump; now demolished and replaced with a modern building. It contained a two-cylinder vertical scoop wheel pumping engine.

East Suffolk and Norfolk River Authority.
A brick and timber framed building that housed a steam pump; now demolished and replaced with a modern building. It contained a two-cylinder vertical scoop wheel pumping engine.

East Suffolk and Norfolk River Authority.
A brick and timber framed building that housed a steam pump; now demolished and replaced with a modern building. It contained a two-cylinder vertical scoop wheel pumping engine.

East Suffolk and Norfolk River Authority.
A brick and timber framed building that housed a steam pump; now demolished and replaced with a modern building. It contained a two-cylinder vertical scoop wheel pumping engine.

No mill is recorded at Bylaugh at the hamlet of but Elsing Mill was part of the Bylaugh Hall estate. A waterwheel in the grounds of the hall was sited in a small pump house to supply water to the hall form the River Wensum.

No mill is recorded at Bylaugh at the hamlet of but Elsing Mill was part of the Bylaugh Hall estate. A waterwheel in the grounds of the hall was sited in a small pump house to supply water to the hall form the River Wensum.